| Author: | Kimberly Cash Tate | ISBN: | 9781606832882 |
| Publisher: | Harrison House | Publication: | March 5, 2008 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kimberly Cash Tate |
| ISBN: | 9781606832882 |
| Publisher: | Harrison House |
| Publication: | March 5, 2008 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
When Treva Langston loses her high-powered job and moves back to her home town, only God can help her start a new life in an all too familiar place!Heavenly Places takes Treva Langston to her home town full of memories of heartache and uncertainty about what makes her worthy. To her husband, she is blind to the blessings of their young family; to her mother, her awkward homecoming is just another reason why she'll never be a success. Unable to shake her fears, Treva feels nothing can save her...Treva's sister understands the trials that come with self-doubt. So with the help of her women's prayer group, she invites Treva to ask God for what she can't do alone. Despite herself, Treva rediscovers the gifts and the people she never took time to value. She finds that the promised Heavenly Places she's always looked for have been in front of her all along. "Walk Worthy Press books remind us that in every area of our lives He truly cares for us." T.D. Jakes. Walk Worthy Press introduces another compelling African American fiction novel following a long line of successful books including What a Sista Should Do by Tiffany Warren, Forgivin Ain't Forgettin' by Mata Elliot, and Church Folk by Michele Andrea Bowen.
When Treva Langston loses her high-powered job and moves back to her home town, only God can help her start a new life in an all too familiar place!Heavenly Places takes Treva Langston to her home town full of memories of heartache and uncertainty about what makes her worthy. To her husband, she is blind to the blessings of their young family; to her mother, her awkward homecoming is just another reason why she'll never be a success. Unable to shake her fears, Treva feels nothing can save her...Treva's sister understands the trials that come with self-doubt. So with the help of her women's prayer group, she invites Treva to ask God for what she can't do alone. Despite herself, Treva rediscovers the gifts and the people she never took time to value. She finds that the promised Heavenly Places she's always looked for have been in front of her all along. "Walk Worthy Press books remind us that in every area of our lives He truly cares for us." T.D. Jakes. Walk Worthy Press introduces another compelling African American fiction novel following a long line of successful books including What a Sista Should Do by Tiffany Warren, Forgivin Ain't Forgettin' by Mata Elliot, and Church Folk by Michele Andrea Bowen.
